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Originally Posted by Stickybuddz420
Ok I read it again and i stay with my comment, 12"s ported sounds like shit and 15" sealed sounds like shit.....maybe u skipped the IMO part....oh well.  . |
I understand it is your opinion, so technically I cannot tell you that you are wrong. I will though say that your opinion has to be a bit on the ignorant side though. Ignorant as in I am not very sure out of those 9 years as to how many well built enclosures of the different natures that you have been able to personally hear for yourself. I dare you to go to a car audio competition nowadays. No, odn't look at the burp or spl cars in which I am sure you would to prove you opinion correct, but sit in one of these cars running 10"s or 12"s and doing mid 140's on music. Actually, my next goal is running two 12"s PORTED OF COURSE and reach a 146db sealed on the dash and the 30-40Hz range.
Different subwoofers can be built for different applications. 12"s ported sound like shit? No offense, but you need to get out man. lol Some 10"s and 12"s you can't even run in sealed boxes without considering cooling, etc.
Here's a friend of mine with his two 12"s on 2,000rms moving some air.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afqAi...eature=related
A pair of 10"s in again, a ported box in my other friend's car tuned to 29Hz:
http://www.youtube.com/user/alexcuteness100k#p/u
Some sealed 15"s doing work:
http://www.youtube.com/user/Naledge503#p/u
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Originally Posted by MattismodderX
plus you cant do hairtricks with sealed boxes
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I may have to disagree here. It does take a bit more effort and power, but in the right application...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bo8RudmxRRo